The media landscape is shifting once again as reports emerge about the cancellation of Joy Reid’s show on MSNBC. Reid, who has been a polarizing figure in political media, is known for her strong opinions, particularly on race, politics, and culture. According to sources, MSNBC has decided not to renew her show, raising questions about what led to this decision and what it signifies for mainstream media.

For years, Joy Reid has been both celebrated and criticized. To some, she was a bold voice amplifying issues within Black communities; to others, she represented a divisive form of media that thrived on outrage. Regardless of which side of the debate you fall on, the fact remains—her exit from MSNBC marks another shift in how Black voices are positioned in mainstream media.

In this week's episode of Broken Traditions, we’ll take a thought-provoking deep dive into:
📺 What really led to Joy Reid’s show being canceled?
📢 How her departure fits into the broader pattern of media changes.
💡 Is this a wake-up call for independent Black media platforms?